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L ANOTHER SPECIAL MEETING
ofthe City Council to be held this Evening
s.l sr.ss'fal Its Objects " - n

~ ...a u
OF tho City Council to be held this Evening.
Its Objects. ts5 4
Another special meeting OF Council has
been called for this evening, to allow the
Second Branch On opportunity to concur
in the First Branch's amendment to
the ordinance granting the Citizsna'a Rail-
way Company the right TO uee electricity
as motive power and to extend its line.
The company's officials are anxious that
there be full meeting, especially OF Sec.
ond Branch members, in order that they
may secure their ordinance at once and
got the work contemplated in it done
speedily. The ordinance provides that
the line must be extended and cars run
ming over 1t inside OF two months. The
company wants to do the work while the
weather is good. a;5
Another matter that will probably de-
mand attention ia the nine hour per day
labor ordinance. Asreported its provisions
are as follows: 5t. .9ss1!ss3 ~
That nine hours shall constitute a DAVIS
work for all laborers employed by the
Board OF Pablo Works directly upon the
streets OF the city. But this provision
shall not apply to the. laborers employed
by persons contracting Tor paving streets,
or by other contractors with the Board OF
Public works for work on the streets.
The Board and other officers acting for
and on behalf Of the city are required to
respect in all particulars the provision roi
tho ordinance, and are directed to require
no more for one days work than nine
hours. All work exceeding nine hours
per day, shall be credited and paid for by
the city as extra time. All officers and
others violating! this ordinance shall Tor
felt and pay fine Of not lees than SIS nor
more than $50 and coats Of prosecution.
Objection was made to this ordinance
because it applies only to the dozen or so
Of men employed by the Board of Public
Works outside Of the forces working by
the contractors. The friends OF the meas.
ure want 1t to apply with equal force TO
the men employed by the Water Board
and the Gas Trustees. $55. n. $50
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Baltimore Provision Mark OF.

BAlTrxoRE, August l7-wheat, western lowe,
hnsust 1sssc asked; September 7s11sc bid; October
soNaSSe2se; Decemher s3,3sc. CoruI western quiet;
nH spot 471sa.75sc; September a71sc; Ucto.
pet is1aaisHc. Oats easy and quiet; western
ana dull Mess park SIG 8eal7 co Lard, refined
%. Eggs higher and firm at 16alGkc. Coffee
easer and quiet Rio cargoes ordinary to fair
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Tho Cholera In Italy.

ROME, August l7.-There has been
recrudescence Of cholera in infected dis.
triets. In Catsuia to-day Eve new CAGES
were reported and twenty.six deaths, and
in Palermo there were fourteen new cases
and ten deaths. 4. .ss:.5. ! = So
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CoIOred Caup tfeoffnt.

at Noonan's Grove. one mile east OF Burr's
Mills. Ohio, Sunday, August II and 81.
The Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets at SIS cents for the round trip.
Trains leaving Wheeling at 7:45 and 0:5O
4. n. Returning arrives at Wheeling at
$40 T. ". ,s. h Y7 So; ThFts =
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PERSONS wiahing to bid at the auction
sale OF smyth's grocery on next Saturday
afternoon, can sec the superintendent Of the
stock Of goods and also examine the stock
by calling at tho grocery at any time be-
fore the sale. ~ - nj a.
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At Philadelphia the home team won
by punching their hits in the second.
Philadelphia, 8; New York, 2. Earned
Philadelphia, 2; New York, l. Pitche.a
WEIGH and Burlington. Hits-Phila.
delphia, II; New York, u. Errors
3 each. 81 #
At Staten leland the winning run made
by the Baltimores was scored on tluke.
Both pitchers did fine work and were well
supported. Metropolitan :; Baltimore 9.
Hits-Mets s; Baltimore 0. Errors-Meta
8; Baltimore 5. Pitchcra--Mays and
Kilroy. 4 SO. ID
At Worcester, Mass, postponed
game between Washington and Boston
was played at the Worchcstar county fair
grounds. 1t attracted 5000 spectators.
The game was full Of errora and both
pitchers were bit hard. Boston, 6; Wash
ton, 5. Earned-4 each. Pitchers-stem-
meyer and Gilmore Hiis-Boaton, Is !;
Washington, 10. Errofs-Eoston, II;
Washington, u.
z At Pittsburgh the Pittsburgh. Chicago
game was postponed on account Of rain.
At Cleveland and Cincinnati there were
no ganes on account Of rain.
At Philadelphia Terry pitched q great
ball and was we'll backed up. Athletics
2; Brooklyn Is, Hits-Athletic s; Brook.
lyn 81. Lrrors-Athletic 8; Brooklyn /.
Pitchars-Woihing, Casey and Terry.
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Commencing June II, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion ticketa every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to Sistersyille and return at the low rate
Of 81 SO; Wheeling to Parkersbure and
return, g Is. Tickets good one day only.
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MARTINS FERRY.


Inc circumference Aul0urnh..l1entl0t nm Oclo.
+ x genariaa, etc.
+ Isaac GIGn left yesterday for Wichita. Kas.
Nj. John Gillespie and wife are !Chautauqua.
M: I'd Reed and mother LETT yesterday ior
Belolt, kas lgtlf a ~ 4. Z. iiiYi,ill
. Quite number from here will attend the Yellow
Greek camp ncellng. j7% r. tiis sS9
4 Gne roam horse Of Louis Pmehrs died yesterday
morning Of 10 O'Clock, 2 r. II! f 'sEgf ~
. Misses May Robinson and Jessie swas,z have 70.
turned home trum Allegheny. ID 81 Y e SSslj.
The wheeling Natural Gas Company arc now
!ayiug their pipes on Second street. G'if
Mr. X. J. lIoyle Is on Il business trip 70 Monroe
county for the ifoyfe.Jones Manufacturing CON.
pany, isi7i t5Iy m 9tsliJi .ig' pSF}y t.A5
Rev; 4, Il. Jones, former pastor Of the NJ. :.
e et,.{ nero, Will preach In tho church ms
I Mrs chas; Donnsll, wife Of tho foreman o. tho
man and wlie = + II, !; 'I'gi1 ID, ,-lH%
Mr.. John quinn and family, Of Mlngo, who have
been we guests OF MI and Mrs. Robert Carmichael,
returned homo yesterday. sJtl ~ fi5iptsS-3s
Roy, Y; 4. Rider. Of welisvttte, sou OF MI RI.
night 70 crowded house. RI p vi O. Z p
Gmnt Henderson will attend tho Wheeling nhsl'
ness college, having resigned his position In L. u.
Catlell q Co.'S dry goods store. Il & :,
The funeral Of Paul sweeny took place from his
iMhefs residence Oh Thirtl street yesterday morn
ing at ten O'Clock. It was largely attended. t+C
The rumot that tho laughliu nail mill will DO
moved 70 Findley, ., is beipg vol talked up,
bal II is 70 be hoped there Is nothing In tho re-
port. g's 55..as "a n X = iE6I ts!Ll
The Committee on arrangements In tho Mnnnor.
ehot, Society yesterday made contracts for i've
huudtcd dollars worth Of sccnary to be- uxcd on the
stage OF their new hall on Washington street. -
During the week OF tho Big Reunion at Wheeling
Island. over hundred visitors cal DO accomhio'
dated o. the Hanover hotel, Hanover, street, this
city. Easy access by street aud railroad cars. Only
II lew steps from depot, E b BIS u - MI
Tho thictcth session Of tho steubeaville District
Conference adjourned alter hearing 4 sermon
Tuesday evening by nov. A. ], Hiatt services will
BE- held every night this week, and on Saturday
tho Quarterly Conference convenes. Nearly all tho
ministers and laymcn returned yesterday to their
respective homes. 5.Jti 5,Esg ;It5pl f-,sg g7s'r
Miss Elsie Hadsell. aged 81 years, died yesterday
morning at O'Clock u old age. Mbs Hadsell was
ono o. the Oldest residents In this city, having
come here when child. she was highly esteemed
and respected by ali who knew her, and for nun!
ber o. years q consistent member OF tho n. +.
church. The funeral will take place at 2 O'Clock;
inlermcnt IN kiyervIew cemetery. A ,g-s
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BrltlpetlOrt.

Mr,J. ". George will present to Uranium Post
at Its regular meeting tomorrow night handsome
sl5 banner big turnout OF the members OF the
post Is desired to receive the elegant Eft, .
The Ladies Relief Corps Is receiving the thanks
o. al who attended the pleasan, and orderly pic.
ENJOYABLE time they had. These thinks arc de-
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Justice Davis Court.

Squire Davis yesterday disposed Of the
State vs.. Nicholas Miller, John Cole,
complainant; profane language; fine, 81.
Paid. -. 2.i151 = - =
State vs. Catherine Wer.z5ergerr,5 hus.
band, complainant; drunkennees: 5 fine.
Sl; committed to jail for ten DAYS. 5!s ~
state vs.. Henry a. Wertzberger; vile,
cor assault and battery; fine,
State vs.. John Miller. John W. Tho Thor i,
son, complainant; assault md battery ;
tine s.; committed to Jail for ten days. 6 !
State vs.. John Miller, J ohm W. Thomp.
son, complainant; proiane language ilne,
81; committed to jail for ten days. III VI
:. State vs.. John W. Thompson, John
Miller. complainant; assault and battery |;
fine, IS; committed to jail for ten days.
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EVERY family should always have bot.
tie Of Fred. Browns Jamaica Ginger in
the house, readily accessible for all pains
in the stomach. Browns Ginger is tho
best. 81. ..l-..L lL..t..- l.-i5,l.L. ~ 49,
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AZ reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday: Isl
~. Il. Az. 70 N. yp.x,5,il,7
4 GSo i.,f 7so FL, So SCI 7S' !
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sBhSE BALL BRIEFS.


VII t5ESs u, ohio League. n, al 5fss3 n
I Gardner, the new pitcher OF the Balti.
more club, Is but eighteen years old.
There will be- no championship games
played in the Ohio League until Friday.
Seward, the Athletic pitcher, has been
suspended and fined 500 for fnaubordina.
ton. - Isl. 'ig5ITT IS 3, ~ I
A catcher named purvia, said to be quite
q "phenom" in his line, is said 10 be
booked Tor Bailey's place in the Wheeling
club. s1 ri ID 1890. Sl4 2
1t 10 reported that tho Wheeling Also.
citation has released Speidel and there Ia
every reason 10 believe that the report Ia
true, M g2 3tsi N
Harry Martin, that Of Kalamazoo, Is
named as Que Of the umpires for the Ohio
League. He ia said to DO competent and
II ie to be hoped that he 10. =
Ills reported that al. Bauer, the beat
umpire tho Ohio League has, Is to be ap.
pointed TO like position In the American
Association. President Wikoif could not
make q better appointment. sFi i..ls
Charles Morton, who was released BY
Akron to Des Molnes, has been made
manager Of that club at a salary oil $250
per month. He continues as q player.
One Of bis first nets was to fne two playess
s25 each for drunkenness. .gi a'ya9
The Columbus State Journal hammers
President Voegele in a very severe man.
ner on account oil bis action in refusing to
name another umpire beside Bell for the
Columbus-Ssndusky gamea. II Gays that
with such a head the League Is bound to
20 10 the earth. Z; x I,
Mallory, formerly ono OF tho pets OF the
Wheeling ball club, and who in tho early
days Of the club was accounted good
pitcher, who was released by the Wheel.
Ing club on its former trip and signed by
Mansfield, has been released by Mansfield
and 10 now without employment on the
diamond. He has returned to his home
in this city. Il
Bailey, who f1asssrved The Wheeling club
well, both behind the batand atths bat, has
been released, aa the 1NTELLloRNcgR pre-.
dietea would be done, in an issue OF few
days since. He hRs been good player
and his release has been hard streak OF
luck. He was 40 unfortunate as to split
his hind twice and in that way became
dead stock, 80 to speak, and the club could
not afford to keep him. ia5Tzgst
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! Two tents will be cold at auction at
Smyth's grocery on Saturday afternoon.
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SKIN SUCCESS Soap removes tho irritation
caused by the bites of insects and pro-
notes comfort. at drug stcro Of McLain
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Mr.. Fred R. Cole has returned to tho
city after an extended trip through Ohio.
He has been absent about one month,
travelling for the Philadelphia nursery he
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FOR RENT.

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house. [anl7l -. q THOS. HESH ETT :,
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SALT WATER bathing sometimes produces
rash. Prevent this by using Skin Success
Soap the purifier. l . s 4
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nv, ~. WILLKY. 1...I--''

The exhaustive, yet nutshell, manner
In which the biographies are disposed Of In
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Mr.. W. E. Hughes will not leave for
California today, On account OF the i'll.
mess OF Mrs. Hughes's mother. It is pos.
sihle he will remain over for the Reunion.
Mr. Sam Hildreth and family will leave
for their new home on the Pacific slope
to-day. a. j 49, }5,fl
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Mr.. Benjamin Baird, who for the past
four years has served in the capacity OF
book-keeper for the Underwriters Fire
Insurance Company, has been elected
Secretary Of the American Fire Insurance
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Mrs. Gibson Lamb and her two daugh-
tere. Mrs. Fred schwertfeger and DR.. r.
Q. Edwards and family, returned Tues
day evening from Oakland and Deer
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AsSIGNEEs' SALES.
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VOLKsBLAT7
Newspaper & Job Printing Office.

Tho Undersigned wilt, on Saturday, the Goth
day Of August, 1857, commencing at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, proceed to sell at public sale, at No. l228
Market street, Wheeling, West Virginia, the entire
outtit OF the IolksbldH Printing ohicc. including
Cylinder Press, LOB Press, Engine and Boiler,
all Type aud Printing Material Stands, Cases, Gal.
leYs, &C., SAFE, oice Furniture and tho lease for
said premises to October |, 1857. N FL.
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH.
5s2t LOUIS F. sTIFEL, \,
a,,1g !.
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THE COMING STATE FAIR.

Indicates an Unprecedented
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All classes of Real Estate bought and sold.
Mckee & Cook,
Telephone, 241 s Fountain street.
100000
IN DESIRABLE CITY AND COUNTY REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IN FARMSWe can give you anything from
40 acre pine stump slashing 10 400 acre well
TILED, well stocked farm with frst-class modern
dwelling
IN THE ClTY-We can give you anything from
a vacant lot with mud hole out in the suburbs TO
a large and elegant residence with every convent
ence in the desirable residence portion of the
city.
coo acres Missouri Land
1920 acres Tennessee Timber.
Viii lease on long time, manufacturing sites at
South Grand Rapids lying between O. r g. !. and
M. c. R. r. tracks Shipping facilities the best.
Forty acres with elegant house and two large
barns, well located near city limits.
$40 acres Texas
277 North Union-st.
Forty acre timber lot near city limits.
Farm property IN Antrim Alegan, Barry. Branch,
Calhoun, Cass, Clinton, Eaton Genesee, Gratiot,
Hilsdale, Ingham. Jackson, Kent Lenawee. Liv-
ingston, Monroe, Monfcaln1 Newaygo Ottawa.
Shiawassee, st. Clair, st. Joseph, Tuscola, Van
Buren, Washtenaw and Grand Traverse Counties.
We have several Of the handsomest residences
in the city for sale at great bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

To TIE Kalamazoo excursion. The II. -.
III. viii give their 8unustl excursion to
Ksiamsso0 june Is. The Columbus. OHIO.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

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Coughs Asthma Erenchitis and Consauip-
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

We received one ton Of large Lake Supe-
ficr Waite Fish aud Trout. also, a largs
consignment of B ack Bass. Call az the
Baltimore Fish Market. 81 Cinsl-st.
EnERY & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

Our new prices IN plain figures viii amaze
and astonish you Every department ran-
sacked until osrely a shzdow OF the former
price remsins. Mems Summer coats. 70
cfs., S3ersucker c0st ard vest. Sl.O0. linen
busters. - cts. M0hair busters. IS cis.
GTANr CLoTHING COMPANY.